The Submarine Museum integrates tourism and military culture and is the largest submarine museum in China. The essence of the museum is the core of the open-air submarine exhibition area – Type 33 submarine. Two new entrances and exits have been set up on the east side to connect to the ground, changing the original way of entering from the upper end of the submarine and making it more convenient for tourists to enter its interior and visit the submarine on the spot. The second floor of the museum is a high-tech hall. Mainly through the high-tech effect integrating sound, light and electricity in four-dimensional space, tourists can feel like taking a real submarine and diving in the underwater world. They can experience the simulated scenes of various functions of the submarine through independent operation. Elaborate settings such as the process of cruising to Diaoyu Island and collisions with other ships are also provided. These scene settings will change regularly. Opening hours: Open all year round from 08:00 to 17:00. Supplementary notes on preferential policies: 1. The above preferential policies are for reference only. The specific information is subject to the disclosure of the scenic spot on the same day. 2. Free ticket policy: Children under 1.3 meters (excluding) are free. At the Submarine Museum, people over 70 years old, disabled people and active servicemen are free with their certificates. 3. Preferential policies: People over 70 years old, disabled people and active servicemen can enjoy half-price tickets for the submarine cruise experience hall with their certificates.
Lvshun Submarine Museum
The Submarine Museum integrates tourism and military culture and is the largest submarine museum in [...]
